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Status Submitted
Categories Base Platform
Created by Guest
Created on Sep 2, 2026

Visual overview for virtual relationships in virtual rules and accounts

Description: Valio has 386 virtual accounts that are used to capture specific data for different company needs. The number of virtual accounts will keep increasing as we continue with the implementation. Recently, we have updated different data types and account styles, that have caused the corruption of some of the virtual rules we have configured.

 

With a high number of virtual rules and virtual accounts, it is hard to keep track of the different virtual account relationships. We have found the report "Setup_Virtual_Account_Relationships", which provides some information about the virtual relationships but it used "links" (numbers) which makes it hard to easily read the data.

 

It will be much helpful if we could get a visual representation of the "Setup_Virtual_Account_Relationships" report. A "Node-Link Network Diagram" could provide a more easy way to understand all the virtual relationships without having to look for the specific link numbers.

Idea priority Urgent
Needed By Yesterday (Let's go already!)